Áder Warns of ‘Rule of Law Destruction’ as Fidesz Mobilizes Against Tisza Government

Rule Of Law Is Heart Of Political Order

The rule of law is the strong character of a democratic and civilized society. It presumes that all actors and instituti...

Joe Duffy has said that gardaí should be allowed to check phones 'on a hunch' – do you agree?

The former presenter said that laws of this kind would ‘match the realities of modern crime’.

Israeli High Court hears petitions against law reshaping judicial selection committee

Petitioners, including civil rights groups, watchdog organizations, the Israel Bar Association and opposition lawmakers, argue that the amendment will politicize the judicial system.

BARBER: The biggest lie in global politics is the ‘Rules-Based International Order’

The legal system in developed countries has, in short, two key aspects that make it function: a structure for adjudicating legal disputes and a robust enforcement mechanism. If a person is suspected of violating a law, there is a detailed process for summoning that person to court. If they refuse to comply with a court order, police are dispatched to enforce it. On the other hand, if courts decline to prosecute violations or police choose not to execute court orders, the law effectively ceases to exist. Politicians and civic organizations may condemn violations, demand action, and hold meetings, but such rhetoric becomes meaningless when the institutions are unwilling to act. We have seen this dynamic play out in some US cities in recent years. Rules are followed only when they are enforced — and enforcement may require the credible threat or use of force.

Bally’s escalates fight over video gambling, threatening legal action – Crain’s

The aggressive legal posture marks an escalation in Bally’s campaign against video gambling in the city. After previously arguing that competition from video terminals would reduce casino revenue and undermine the city’s tax projections, the company is now warning that legalization could force a broader renegotiation of its agreement with Chicago and trigger legal action.

SDA: Lilies and Symbols of the Army of the Republic of BiH will never be banned

The Government of the Republika Srpska adopted the Draft Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code of the RS, which introduces a three-year prison sentence for the public display and promotion of flags and symbols of the RBiH Army, which was also announced by the Party of Democratic Action. They state that they will take [] The post SDA: Lilies and Symbols of the Army of the Republic of BiH will never be banned appeared first on Sarajevo Times.

The Democratic Civil War: the Organized Crime Democrats are Losing to the Bolsheviks

The Democratic Civil War: the Organized Crime Democrats are Losing to the Bolsheviks

They Are Addicted to POWER | Robert Michels

Understand the iron law of oligarchy and why political organizations inevitably centralize power. This breakdown explains why leadership structures fail to remain democratic. Robert Michels argued that all organizations, regardless of their original democratic intent, eventually develop into oligarchies. This video examines his core theories, starting with the [] The post They Are Addicted to POWER | Robert Michels first appeared on Attack the System.

Bruce Pardy: How Americans gave up their own republic

Decades of court rulings and legislation shifted power from elected leaders to unelected bureaucracies

Victor Davis Hanson: The New Socialists — Elite, Ungrateful, and Toxic as Ever

Win some blue-state and blue-city races, and the cocky new socialist Jacobins believe that they have either already taken over the Democratic Party or will soon absorb it. And in reaction to these new swarms, an increasingly terrified and ossified old Democrat guard either limps away from the hive or invites them in to take...

Judicial reforms, technology-driven justice system vital for rule of law and investment: legal expert

Judicial reforms, technology-driven justice system vital for rule of law and investment: legal expert

President Áder Defends Successor Sulyok Against Removal, Denounces ‘Lynching Atmosphere’

Former Hungarian president János Áder has defended President Tamás Sulyok against the Tisza government's planned removal, arguing there are no legal grounds for dismissing him. Áder also warned that the current ‘lynching atmosphere’ in Hungarian politics could eventually lead to physical violence. The post President Áder Defends Successor Sulyok Against Removal, Denounces ‘Lynching Atmosphere’ appeared first on Hungarian Conservative.

The international legal order is broken: two key shifts needed to fix it

As the post-WWII international legal order fails to stop wars, genocides and economic crises, the path forward isn't abandoning international law but rebuilding it

Live: Aditya Thackeray's 'greedy MP' jab as Sena UBT rebels likely to switch today

Live: Aditya Thackeray's 'greedy MP' jab as Sena UBT rebels likely to switch today

Democrats Versus Their Voters

Wilmer J. Leon, III says Democratic leaders’ concern about democratic socialists’ electability has shifted to what to do now they are winning. It’s no longer the messenger; it’s the message. By Wilmer J. Leon, III Trice/Edney Newswire “In 1956, IRead more

'Feelings of horror:' High Court slams law tying judge appointments to ideology

The government said the law is meant to increase ideological diversity among judges. Supreme Court President Isaac Amit warned that if it remains in force, 'in 15 years we'll have politicized judges and, regrettably, our judicial DNA is liable to change'

रोनाल्डोप्रसाद लामिछाने

सन् १९९८ को विश्वकप फुटबलको रौनक सबैतिर छाएको थियो। कोही अर्जेन्टिनाले जित्छ भन्थे। कोही ब्राजिलले जित्छ भन्थे। कोही भने यसपालि हल्यान्ड पनि खत्रा छ भन्थे। कोही चाहिँ डेभोर सुकरले गोल हान्या हान्यै छ, नयाँ आको क्रोसियाले पो लान्छ कि क्या हो भन्थे। अलि अल्टर बन्ने वा एकदम देशदुनियाँ देखेबुझेको, सुकिलामुकिला सज्जनहरू कोही इटाली र कोही []

DA's Hill-Lewis draws the line: Mobs don't enforce immigration law, the state does

DA's Hill-Lewis draws the line: Mobs don't enforce immigration law, the state does

Ruling party debate over prosecutors' powers deepens

The debate has deepened within the ruling party over whether to completely remove prosecutors' supervision of police in its handling of criminal cases, a key agenda item ahead of the convention to elect a new party leader. Some lawmakers have expressed concerns that the party's ongoing legislative push could leave the police unchecked and invite corruption. But others said the party should continue to push for the prosecutorial reform plan regardless of the potential negative effects of the legi

China defends new ethnic unity law, set to take effect July 1, as in line with 'international practices'

New law targets organizations, individuals outside China engaging in acts that 'undermine ethnic solidarity and progress, or incite ethnic separatism'

The Staggering Contradiction: Tony Leon, Resolve Communications, And The DA's Shattered Façade Of Clean Governance

The Staggering Contradiction: Tony Leon, Resolve Communications, And The DA's Shattered Façade Of Clean Governance

YOURSAY | Paloh, a symbol of poor governance

Fix neglected communities instead of making empty promises.

Liberals claim to be the party of law and order now. Inside the party's about-face on crime

After years of criminal justice reform that included a lighter touch for some offenders, the federal Liberal government has done an about-face over the last year and enacted stricter policies to tamp down on crime rates that have become a political liability in some vote-rich parts of the country.

Has BARMM’s interim government done its job?

Governance in the BARMM has a long way to go. But parliament member Naguib Sinarimbo believes that unlike the now-defunct ARMM, the current regional government is one that the Bangsamoro people can finally identify with.

Descending The Ladder To Poverty

Photo Credit: American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferIf a governing system is a ladder, there are rungs that, if strong, lead to prosperity and, if attacked, to collapse. Democrats are attacking America’s rungs.

Florida Criminalizes Local Companies That Conduct Business with Cuba

The law expands criminal penalties and allows for the revocation of business licenses. On Wednesday, the Foreign Interference Restriction and Enforcement Act (FIRE) went into effect in Florida, criminalizing local companies that conduct business with Cuba. RELATED: New State Institute Drives Cuban Economic Restructuring The legislation aims to curb the influence of governments considered hostile []

Gbéssia : Mamadou Saliou Fofana prend les rênes de la commune, la GMD repart brédouille

La bataille pour le contrôle de la commune urbaine de Gbéssia a finalement tourné à l’avantage du Mouvement alternatif démocratique (MAD). À l’issue d’un scrutin particulièrement serré, Mamadou Saliou Fofana a été élu à la tête de l’exécutif communal avec une courte avance sur son principal adversaire. Le nouveau maire a obtenu 23 voix contre []

Rivalry for Governance and Municipal Resources Driving Political Killings Ahead of LGE 2026, Warns Ramafoko

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — As South Africa approaches the November 2026 Local Government Elections (LGE 2026), a deadly rivalry for governance and control of municipal resources is driving a surge in political killings, according to Corruption Watch Executive Director Lebogang Ramafoko. The urgent warning follows the tragic assassinations of two opposing political representatives less than []

‘Just pieces of paper’: Labor mocked for weak rules-based response to Chinese aggression

Sky News host James Macpherson mocks the Labor government for responding to clear Chinese aggression in the region with a passive reminder about the rules of The Hague Convention. ​“I just find it amusing, in a dark kind of way, that our politicians talk as if they’re genuinely taken aback that the Chinese Communist Party isn’t abiding by the world’s best practices,” Mr Macpherson said. ​“If The Hague Convention best practice and standard procedures were actual defences, we’d be a world superpower the way our politicians expertly wield them in the face of aggression. ​“Sadly, they’re just pieces of paper. ​“When you are a major power, you are not too bothered by the world’s best practice or by standard operating procedure. ​“Sure, you pay lip service to those things when it's convenient, but when those niceties get in the way of military expansion, you leave them to people like Pat Conroy and podcasters like Anthony Albanese. ​“If you asked Xi Jinping whether he’d rather shag, marry, or date The Hague Convention, he’d say none of the above.”

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PM Magyar to Replace of Half of Opposition MPs, Fire President and Head of Constitutional Court

Rage and threats, Péter Magyar during his speech in Parliament. The TISZA government is drafting a new constitution, Péter Magyar has announced in parliament yesterday. In this he wants to cap the term of office for members of parliament at 12 years likely retrospectively, and change the fundamental law in order to remove President [] The post PM Magyar to Replace of Half of Opposition MPs, Fire President and Head of Constitutional Court appeared first on Hungary Today.

Theater Kids and the Democratic Socialist Invasion

They are weighing in on everything from MMIW2SLGBTQQIA+ to economics.

"You're a Disgrace!" Mike Lawler Goes Nuclear on Democrats Defending Sanctuary Policies

A shouting match erupted between Mike Lawler and Jamie Raskin after Lawler stated that Democrat lawmakers do not feel sympathy for American citizens who have been murdered by illegal aliens due to their sanctuary city policies. #shorts

The primary winners poised to shake up real estate

A new wave of politicians is coming to Albany. The fight to represent New York in the state Senate and Assembly served as a fraught battleground of left-leaning candidates facing off against incumbents. Their wins — particularly those endorsed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Democratic Socialists of America (as well as the Working Families Party) — stand to have an outsized impact on influencing city and state policy on the real estate industry and beyond. While many candidates won by touting progressive DSA/WFP-backed bona fides, a few winners didn’t fit neatly into that mold and one more establishment incumbent []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.